
A roast goose dinner at a restaurant, holiday bites in the meeting room, or a winter walk followed by a rustic fondue: traditional and lovely for a holiday party. But there are also other exciting ways to surprise your colleagues with a holiday party, ones that might stay a topic of conversation a little longer. We've got three great ideas that are sure to leave an impression.
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A holiday market, but different. Instead of bratwurst and roasted almonds, fill a street food market with delicacies from around the world. Bao burgers from Vietnam, Käsespätzle from Austria, pulled pork from the USA, or crêpes from France? If you want to please a wide range of tastes, you can create your very own little holiday market where everyone is guaranteed to find something delicious.

Grilled food remains a popular choice, especially when it comes to feeding a lot of guests. Burgers and pulled pork work well here too, along with chicken wings, grilled cheese sandwiches, and of course the classic currywurst. To give the holiday barbecue a festive touch, put a special focus on the drinks. A wine special featuring standout bottles, or classic cocktails expertly mixed, are the perfect counterpart to laid-back food.
